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The Erie Canal is named after Lake Erie, one of the Great Lakes it connects to the Hudson River. The canal was constructed to facilitate trade and transportation between the interior of New York and the Atlantic Ocean. Completed in 1825, its naming reflects its primary geographic feature and the lake's importance to the canal's function. The canal played a crucial role in the economic development of New York State and the broader United States.

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